Midnight Takeaway

Written by the author. It is not in line with the psychology of normal people at all. It makes the protagonist so timid that he still persists in meeting ghosts. It also says that the protagonist signed the contract without even reading it. It's too perfunctory, and it makes people feel that it was written too deliberately. The protagonist is directly set in a brainless mode. He knows that there are problems and does not solve them, but he still moves forward bravely. This makes people feel that you have written too deliberately to make the protagonist seek death. No details. The whole process is mindless writing. I suggest the author to read the psychology before writing. There is no suspense at all, and it feels more like a food delivery person who knows how to deliver food to ghosts and persists in delivering it. Take a look at why other people's writings can always stay at the top of the list. Others write that they don't panic when encountering problems, think about how to solve them, how to reason, and they are all linked together, dealing with them, developing sustainably, and eradicating them. A good book is one that is thoughtful and in line with normal people's thinking. I couldn't put it down after reading just a few pages of this book. No logical thinking at all.

I thought about a problem. I knew that there must be a ghost in the place where the food was delivered. I ran into an old classmate and an old classmate who went in. I was wondering if it would be okay if my old classmate ordered your meal in the middle of the night.

The previous writing was very good, but I kept waiting until the end to see the ending, but it was too hasty. I didn't save the world, I didn't save anyone, I wasted all my energy for so long.

It's been 6 years and this is the crappiest novel I've ever seen. His thinking is completely wrong and erroneous, as if he's still 8 years old. He's simple-minded and doesn't have the ability. Yet he still wants to eat like this. It's true that everyone has it.